Chapter 97

ATTY. GEN. OPINIONS: Embalming dead human body without prior authorization from surviving spouse or next of kin, (1981) Vol 41, p 457

97.050 to 97.090

See annotations under ORS 127.605 to 127.650.

97.083

See annotations under ORS 127.635.

97.220

NOTES OF DECISIONS

Provisions of this section are mandatory, not permissive, and thus spouse’s written consent was necessary for disinterment, notwithstanding that disinterment after oral consent was permissible under cemetery’s rules. Bash v. Fir Grove Cemeteries Co., 282 Or 677, 581 P2d 75 (1978)

97.300

See annotations under ORS 97.985.

97.710

NOTES OF DECISIONS

This section did not give cemetery authority or power to make rules or regulations contravening requirements of ORS 97.220. Bash v. Fir Grove Cemeteries Co., 282 Or 677, 581 P2d 75 (1978)

97.740 to 97.760

LAW REVIEW CITATIONS: 25 EL 463 (1995)

97.745

NOTES OF DECISIONS

Charging instrument was defective where it failed to allege that remains in question were Indian. State v. Cochran, 69 Or App 132 683 P2d 1038 (1984)

97.830

ATTY. GEN. OPINIONS: Treatment of gains or losses incurred in investments by the trustee of an endowment care cemetery, (1972) Vol 36, p 269

97.968

(formerly 97.300)

See annotations under ORS 97.985.

97.985

(formerly 97.300, then 97.968)

NOTES OF DECISIONS

Plaintiff failed to state claims for negligence and strict liability where plaintiff alleged that defendants sold him blood product which caused his hepatitis and AIDS. Royer v. Miles Laboratory, Inc., 107 Or App 112, 811 P2d 644 (1991)

LAW REVIEW CITATIONS: 73 OLR 1057 (1994)